Q 30.7: The figure below shows a circular region of spatially constant magnetic field which is pointing out of the page and increasing in magnitude. Also shown are four circular loops of wire of identical resistance. Which (one) of the following statements is false? 1 OOO 2 3 4

Q 30.7: The figure below shows a circular region of spatially constant magnetic field which is pointing out of the page and increasing in magnitude. Also shown are four circular loops of wire of identical resistance. Which (one) of the following statements is false? 1 OOO 2 3 4

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Q 30.7: The figure below shows a circular region of spatially constant magnetic field which is pointing out of
the page and increasing in magnitude. Also shown are four circular loops of wire of identical resistance.
Which (one) of the following statements is false?
1
OOO
2 3
4

A
B
C
D
E
The current induced in loop 3 is clockwise.
The only loop to feel a net force is loop 1.
Loop 1 has a lower induced current than loop 3.
Loop 2 has the same induced current as loop 3.
The electric field at all points of loop 4 is zero.

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